HP Photosmart 7850 Printer (Q6335A#ABA)

Average customer rating: 2.0

HP made a piece of JUNK!
Don't waste your money
zero stars and sucky HP support
Accomplishment just to get this printer to print
Good images, TERRIBLE build quality

HP Photosmart 7850 Printer (Q6335A#ABA)

Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B000A6LN6O

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Product Description

<b>Box Contents:</b> Photosmart 7850 Photo Printer, HP 95 Tri-color inkjet cartridge (7 mL), HP 99 inkjet print cartridge (13 mL), HP Image Zone Photo & Imaging software, Quick Start booklet, power supply and power cord
The HP Photosmart 7850 Printer is an easy-to-use, affordable 6-ink printer that lets you create photos from your memory card or camera. Produce true-to-life photo prints that resist fading for generations - plus crisp, legible text. Select your photo from any memory card or via Bluetooth wireless technology. Enjoy fast, versatile printing at home by using this printer as part of your home creativity center -- producing high-speed photo prints with fun custom borders, in multiple sizes. Make your precious memories last with long-lasting color prints that have the look & feel of traditional photos. Direct print from USB port, memory cards, PictBridge-enabled cameras; Also supports photo proofsheets and video-action printing Automatic red-eye removal and HP Adaptive lighting technology 1-line LCD display 32 MB standard built-in memory Connectivity - 1 USB port, 4 memory slots - CompactFlash Type I and II, IBM MicroDrive, Memory Stick and Memory Stick Duo, SD/MMC and xD cards Uses c8767w, c9363w, c9369w, c8767w, c9368a ink cartridges PC Requirements - Pentium II (or higher); 64 MB RAM (minimum); 600 MB HDD space; Windows 98/2000/Me/XP Home & Pro Mac Requirements - G3 processor; 128 MB RAM (minimum); 500 MB HDD space; Mac OS X 10.2 (or higher) Dimensions(WxDxH) - 18.3 x 9 x 6.2 (465 x 230 x 158 mm) Weight - 9.25 lbs.

Customer Reviews:

HP made a piece of JUNK!.......2007-05-11

I bought this printer in November of 2005. I haven't used it all that much and it's been treated with care and today for no reason whatsoever, I started eating the paper like a monster and making a horrible clicking noise. I actually looked on here to see if there was any hope of being able to repair it but I don't think I am in any luck after reading all the other reviews. I actually liked this printer but I don't anymore and I wouldn't recommend buying one. It's crap--if you're spending 100 bones--get your money's worth and buy the HP PSC 2210 all in one. You won't regret the extra cash.

Don't waste your money.......2007-03-24

At first I loved it. It has a nice sturdy, pleasing body. It "looks" like a nice printer. The prints were fantastic. But after only 2 1/2 months it has stopped printing altogether. After e-mailing back and forth with HP (the only support you get) for two days, they determined that it's an internal hardware problem. They will not replace it because they say it is out of warranty. They will give me a 'discount' on an upgrade model at a higher price of course. I actually only paid $40 for it a Wal-mart and even that was a waste of money. I can't even imagine wasting $100 for this printer! Wal-mart will not take it back because it's over 45 days old. Coincidentally, Wal-mart no longer has this printer in their store (at least not the one I go to). They were probably getting returned a lot. I can't believe that HP makes a printer that they don't support for longer than 2 1/2 months and that Wal-mart has a 45-day return policy on "computer accessories". Nobody wants to stand behind their products anymore. And worse, they get by with it.

zero stars and sucky HP support.......2007-03-17

I bought this printer in April 2006 for my college student who never set it up.....it came out of the box in February and worked fine for the first, oh, say 25 print jobs, then it won't feed paper, it feeds 2 sheets at a time, it jams.....i tried loading 25 sheets, 10 sheets, single sheets,...no way can i count on this p.o.s. ....But no worries, i've had it less than a year, right? so it's still under warranty, says so right in the manual,,,,,one year...but NO, HP tells me that due to the fact that I bought at a shady third party dealer, (Office Depot), my printer is actually out of warranty, and even thought they have had, as the tech said THOUSANDS of this same complaint...there is nothing they can/will do for me. This is a new low for a company I had previously trusted. Do not buy this machine.

Accomplishment just to get this printer to print.......2006-11-01

To sum up this printer, it is a pain in the a**. It won't take the paper that I have loaded in, and if it does it will often get jammed. I had an assignment due for one of my classes with 20 minutes to spare, it took 15 minutes for the printer to print a complete copy. Then I discovered that some of my answers we wrong, but even though it took less than 1 minute to correct them I couldn't get the printer to print another copy in time. I would advise anyone thinking about buying this printer to avoid it, as I wouldn't even recommend it even if they were giving it out for free.

Good images, TERRIBLE build quality.......2006-09-20

This thing is terrible. It almost never feeds paper correctly- nearly every time I tell the computer to print, the 7850 doesn't grab the paper, just makes a lot of noise and then stops until I press the ok button and crawl under my desk to hand feed each page to it. I thought I could deal with that, but then my papers started coming out with one corner crinkled and sometimes torn. I looked inside the printer and a tiny metal bar that keeps the paper aligned had somehow fallen out of its sockets, and there was no possible way to get it back in because the way it is designed. This morning it started printing the text crooked too. And I've only had it for about 5 months!

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